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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19
THEY STRUNG HIM UP
A Negro Fiend Almost Lynch
ed In q Court Room.
A STARTLISG scene At GREENFIELD
Charlevoin Has her New Railroad
Solid Gig Salt ana Lumber Com
panY Formed al Msnistee 4
LadY 6 Faial Fall County
House Scandal.

tfe.. ., -. .-.- ...l-f.s-sr 80.
DEIRoir. Mich Jaa. ls-An account was
recently sent ia these dispatches OF the al
tempt oil George Hazard. bIrly negro. O.
outrage two sisters ia FL. AlpAensus Con
vent at Greenfield and his subsequent ar
rest Hazard was srraignel fo- examina-
don Yesterday afternoon The elder Of the
two sisters MISS Mary Hoeaer. IS aged 25
the youu-rr Ms. Magic Quinr is T.. Mss
Hoeier a pretty iaced. pink complex
ioned AM an intelligent young lady. Sne
saws that iast Tuesday one week ago %
night. SIZE retired about % O'Clock About
II 80 O'Clock She was awakened by some
one comm. mp the stairway
II Thought il was sister Maggie she con
tinued. and was soon m a browse again. 4
few minutes later ! was startled on open
ug my eyes saw large co.orsl man ln
mv room oh. how mg heart jumped The
fellow was SO blarg and be bad ihe club
chat ycu zee here in his hand. lie oacsl
the club under the foot 0i my b3a and then
came toN8r IS me lid not stir au Z closed
my eyes lie placed his face on mine and
breathed Oh me. I inoaned then ne mOvc5
away. lie repeated this. / then managed
70 speak and / said:
What do YOU want here lie leanel
over ana tOid me
I said. Sir would lose my life first
ana then ! screamed.
Mageics room adiOins mine She heard
me, opened tie door Of her room and the
window towards the street The fellow saw
her and grabsea for n@r Then she lum ped
ont Of the window aud the fellow after her.
she ran across the street ana thought the
fellow had hold OF her. and jumped ont OF
the window after them. ] sprained both
my ankles and : crepi on my hands and
knees through the snow 10 The ncighb0Ts
No ! cannot walk p step, aud my limbs
pain me dread.ully
Hazard acknowleigei hie crime before
the 500 o. 90 people who crowded in and
about the co-rt room, and he viii probably
-et 2 heavy sentsuce. lie waived further
examination and IN default Of - 20Dl bail
WAS committed fo- trial.
At the Justices c0ur, room last night no
would have been hanged but for he inter
ference OF Justice Be8fcher and Prosecutor
NinOck. Five Young fellows, who are
strangers to The officers, entered the ro0m
and sat down near the prisoner. Mr Nj
mock was making ont the commitment pa
pers and while his back was turned u slip
moose in q rope nifty feet long wa throru
over Hazard = neck The rope was then
passed around tEe railing in front of the
Justices desk and Hazard was vanked
about fifteen feet. His feet went up i'm the
air and he was Gazed and stranced Il IS
eyes ouleod ont Of bis head and his tongue
hung out q his mouth There was GREAT
excitement among the spectators. and after
much difhcultY. Hazard was freed Uas it
not hetn .oT the officers be would have been
saved am appearance a. the next term of The
Circuit Court,
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19
SULLIVAN C0WEO
Patsy Cardiff Fightst the Chem
pion SiN Rounds.


sf.......... Afr. f.r t..... .....
thousand people aittiet ai t-r Nh-H'
ton Euk tonight ~ -.e-- fNe Card
Sullivan ..l.t r., contest usstaa a....
..
aAa loser - Al.ti iNr usual lfc'ililAait
-ei .a. brfWecl ueneefs of iae 0..lFaH
c.nf.uafI I.n ANA .om. local talent tle
event 40 iLt even ls occurred
Tfltr.. surgrs0 paris a4 around anl O.
more Dl-ll-l-1 cr1ao never lsll a. l.Ili. -E
The HaIIt end ~t.Fc Taylor utfr htl.nl
Sullivan . U1ua t.lu afl ttfff 81 ruLh
attended f.rtf I4e Mi.ue4tol. Ia8 et>
b. tLe1.u. .f e1ul..oa aa. slosl ago ID fat
a.e ONE .r .u.l shape al. SURPRISE. I..
FRIEND. ht t.e nrrVs malatr .n nI.l lf
/. t.1
fifst round Amer .sa seconds lrt-
lmnsrv sparrur nlil ,..afsrri sullivan
tlen Iuaie 81 ferrtc l.use af larl I.f
missed and ..far4a post Natre li. lttuf.
claim he afoge hl- wflst. Tie reMs.i.tf
of trae allowed wa. consumed in ~l.rl.le
both airareufIv being airs l.aI
Second ra ra -tsfaif csr~ 3D.. at fIe
Gail Of time looking more confident arl p
a.. ur.l .nlnarv -la.r.ns i.f once .r ~ ...
ban Intellectually ~.ItVar .fl. firr l.. Itf
and s.afln- lor al orr.rt.I.ty n. raf 81
Dis deadly r.at Iht tes uf thr r. a0
W7. -laHfIt fHU.IIr t.H III....|U .f ..IE.
r..
fhIrIr.tinl This wa. tils fo,re.f r......
tffl. frtf. Garlic ~. afraid &. fo-.a .ht
f.Atin.- ana seemed uerls.tA Sass. .,.l q.
t.n,ti. gr fl. defensive, ~rIfta. f.r ...t.t.
reason r.t iu aone his fn.u. r.sfe.
and .ee,ilel l., h. nf-sff fl u4e bis .fHsrI
,,f.sa.i gareiH v,tI. .e..rs. .stsr, I.......
F,4r.h r.rf8 .w.. a.s.anre Wins. .l.,.
70 thi. f.r,t., had loeu Irtffflv v.t.a.n-fle
f.hf ana who seemed b. tlfns thaf -..'.
r- laS ha.. rIarI-.. with If. man ..
rarfes Ceri.afa ha lr..bei ,n. ia .l.rf
-fe~ p. f... tIee ,,.r. ..r.sfIr .s...f
,o.nta3 The sat,a off ga.k aro1ff ar'8
si,,f,iir,. a-.i s,.,-r.r., ,,a. resumed larfIa
~.lirc on. er fvo rronar. .f oa.u..
v.l,.rh ~ l..r.l i,. -..i.t.aa viii s f...rt
/ f-on, Tie right. which Ua. an.ffv srfsc.erf
| - keer Nr card III @fIif or flt defense. If
thie rsrr8 II IS an altsal fsrf ttaf mo-
! hior was afrffcs bv either f.rIr
F,nb ra.ra a--rif. Was "A d0f...-sfe az fh.
I rr.srosi-,, ou. o-lv one az i've loads bf.f.-
! ~ ado ana u seemed 20 thc crowd Il. u ans
,as af-sid ard the rthe- sane not Tho
.hr4f. r- and fI. .t..rrIfr tre feInt.ng sr-
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19

noon when the haiioang for the election ol
q nite1 States Senator began a. o'clock
There was some SPECULATION as 10 whether
all the voles Co! Stockbridge received at
the nomination would stay by him. but
This was mostly INDUCED by dissruntled
Democrats. Tie Colonel himself was on
nand as Dix az life attended by NJ. &. Burch.
S. 3. odds and Wu. Van Buren,, who have
been d0iu- yOeman service this morning IL
ard about the StockDilige headquarters az
The Lansing House. The Colonel was as
genial aud as happy as usual and as serene
and placid as 4 summer brook.
Promptly At , o'clock order was called.
& protest Was read from iron Mountain
hn'r'fs oi Labor protesting against the
election of Colonel sfockDridgc as a repre-
sentative of monopolisis. 10 was frowned
upon. however.
\ ballot was then taken, which resulted
es follows: SIockbridge, 65, Yaple, -.
Henry a Robinson. .. Messrs. Breen.
Ggennell. HoOber. Ogg and B4umgardner
voting for the latter.
The senate vote stood, Stockbridge, %.
Nar'e. q.
Having gone through the formalty OF
getting The vote in each house separately,
tna final aot Uiil take place in join session
at l2 o'clock noon tomorrow. Al that time
ihs requisite amount OF red tape Will have
been reeled OF and Colonel otockb-idge
VIII he formally anOinted as nitei States
Senator.
Everybody is hilarious and Jolly tonight
around the Stoe kbridge headquarfer, tOr
while there is no money and little honor in
fhis c0uClud M round of the hght Senator
elect -.0ckhriige sees 20 10 that there are no
acul1g hearts about him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19
Morning session in the House.

a-
Lty-Ive Jan. ts.-Thi- forenoon the Ju-
dica-y Committee reported back adversely
the bin relative 20 the fees Of no,aries on
protest notices, notes and bills of exchange
Bills we're introduced as follows. To pre-
vent unlawillv using or wearing "a. 4. j.
badges % provide for establishing State
road in bay county. % be known SO the
"Bar D.fr and Ar sable State Road Exicn-
sion. - make a STATE road iu Bav county.
to BE known a. The south BaY CITY and
Saginaw state Road 20 amend the az ap-
fhouzinr Hay ifv 10 buy end maintain
arilge across the Saginaw River 20 provide
i0r fhe masking, Stamping and labelling of
r.ois male ov prison or convict labor. TO
authorize t1e township OF Blissleld. Lena
wee county. 20 borrow money to build
arfre.
Tas rries wero suspended. and bill
~ se1 fo provide additional penalties fOr
convection Under the liquor law
Invitations we've read from General Alrer
20 meWhere of the Legislature to - pres
cr- at tre reception fo ae rendered hv aim-
self fn Governor and Mr. Lucn at his houe
in Hrat feb g. from 20 T. O'Clock A
.crn frrln FIi bc provided f0 carr fhe
nrer fo Detroit after fhe close of toe
la e1 ttr ttl
Tre tonr rse on Nrn.~ps' Corpora
1U Vi. -'Couw sai the passage of p .i.'
providing fer Deputy lfT l'erS far De-
f-o.l 2. 81 fae vacancy I1 case 0f flo City
arks death all t1ls avoid fhs expense
1f a sreeis' election.
Senator -tsrs inroiacei p h.i in The
-ua.e rIer rerf deer hunting Ftl bounds
ir.-r rrri l faa House to t~1
rae relief .e- so.le-s. sailors ~ mariners
unable CD obtain transfer - the Soldiers
IFa-ra f..r frfr-tr.o4 3 f..| tn z....
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19
C4ARLeVolx HAPPY.
The New Riilrosd An Assured Fact and
Work Ready 70 Begin.

C74RIEfoTr. Mich. Jan. ls- The De
troit Charlevoix q Esranaha Railroad Com
pany is IN process Of organization here and
articles Of Incorporation vii be llel with
the Secretary OF State soon. A meefinr
he'd Yesterday vas largely attended The
terminal point will be ClaI.ovOix and
GRAY nz = distance II seventy miles. via
lronton. Jas. jordan and Marceiona The
capital sfocS is Six hundred taoussnI iol-
I7rs. p-e ulnary srrreE bias been made
and a feasible roete found
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19
The OLD RESIDENTS
Meet 81 the Merton Tor 4
Dance and Feast
Addresses t6soe Two FOnny Stories
Tcld-Tne C1a foiks Rave
Dance ana Nase Merry
nose Present.


ois settlers u.H ta..r children. togA -at-
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- Pres 4-at laf.-r l'-.r1n hali4ar
o0erea nra,e. and thtl President fatllf
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maven '"'.t
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iaft F, h'A. irA.' -Ai '''es
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ar-t ~. ~ dr-frirN 2 e5ifi'' ..-"'.'t
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spl-itn Afe i"ho ~
1ef trA.t'i aA+ tti'i's i..i'l i''.S''-'~
fcilrnrc fr,H-itHt iti',
- "ith tie "it si'is' " '-" "i'-'N.-
tAey nave no- heeA inIo'f" '"f -
Wariatr ave hrtf'.Ae.1s' 81 '-&i'- '.'
pall-c GOT iii-, aHl aye pi' i7et oii ''''-
-loas a7 ihe 'te - -.iai' - '"r' n'N 81
ofc tlt'ie N'tr tf i1'iii. i.''''' ..' ".D
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ff-Nt Dc laied i''ai p. iA 'i. t.'.i i'' q. ."T
iliellinc '- d i.-.i' a. ii-t t-' -,
me lfesiiell feti ihe iis- oi 'he i"eAts
who hafc Dlei a-fi1e iAr lHei year an
iue names oi tne twenty SIX WHO h"t
joined the assoca. on during 'he same
tine.
Harvey j. Hol-sier was iie nefi speaker.
Ile to.d 90 bis landing mere said t-at DEE
had come a. soon as he co-il api, "i-h
touch o. pl'asanir} ftnAtA' iAai iAai Was
uT 5etr, aEo DR. hoil.' 'Ff iyl4 'l
iis early life near l'eir't ol 'te .n'. 81
depreda1ons and o,-er occurrence "l thh-
dav.
Hon. ]. >. Gilbert expire. rl some re- aN-
tance TO speak when ca'el upon. ha.
finally respo0re1 ir oae oi t1- "-iiie-i al ..
best efforts Ae ever msne. itr commence
ifr ga. Old
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-19
GROVER S MESSAGE.

At5.10 p. m the Senate q alioamed.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
) Office Of the city clerk of the city Of Spring
field, Ohio. for furnishing xll the materials
and doing the labor Of the following classes
Of work for said city. between the time Of en-
tering into contract and the first day Of De
cember. 4. ID. lss.. according to plans and
specifications in the office Of the city civil en-
gineer Of said city. and in accordance with the
ordinances of said city relating to said work.
said proposals TO be as follows:
First. for furnishing And putting In curb and
gutter. per lineal foot.
Second. for furnishing material and laying
brick sidewalks. per square yard.
Third. for cutting sidewalks to grade, per
cubic yard.
Forth. for filling sidewalks to grade. per
cubic yard.
Eifth. for graveling sidewalks. per cubic
yard.
All proposals must be for doing said work
according TO the plans, proiiles and specihca-
tions in the ONCE Of the city engineer. must
be signed by the full name OF all parties inter
ested in said bid, and BY some responsible dis
interested person rs q guarantee that con
tract Will be entered into provided the bid Is
accepted and must be on file in the city clerk $
Office on or before twelve o'clock. noon. of
Thursday. the 12th day Of May. A. ID. 1887. 10
he opened and publicly read Immediately After
u o'clock OF said day. in the presence OF the
mayor. citv engineer. assistan. city engineer
ported to council At the first meeting there
after.
The city council reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals presented for any reason
they may deem sufficient.
J. 5. SHEwALTER.
cam City Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
GREENE TOWNSHIP.

GREENoroLIS. May S.-tireenopoliS /:
going through boom al present L. NJ
Hess is adding two more rooms. which
helps the looks of his home, and Chris.
Zeigler has built himself large feeding
stable. David Stewart lost fine horse
last Thursday during the hailstorm. Ii Is
supposed il died of heart disease. Ed
ward Albin, Oh the Yellow Springs pike,
had his wrist badly cut with barbed wire
last week. We learn that the NJ. +.
church At Selma is now complete. there be-
ing fine bell hung in the spire to call to-
gether those who wish TO mingle Their
voices and hearts in worship of
Him who rules the universe.
The swindlers were trying their hand on
Isaac Shaw last week. but got left. They
had too much money, claiming TO have
500. 900 to invest in real estate. These
sharks should make themselves scarce, or
prepare for a coat of tar and feathers, for
vengeance is threatened. The bridge. at
Mike Shockensey's. over the Miami. is TO be
replaced by new one . The Hopewell
school was closed Monday morning. on ac-
count of the gable end being about to fall
in. Nothing was thought wrong TILL last
Friday. when some bricks fell near where
some children were standing. The teacher
attention WAS called to it, and word sent to
the directors, who appeared Monday and
found il unsafe. the teacher stating 10
them that the wall was III worse
condition than il had been on Friday.
Next Sabbath evening at Emory chapel the
leader of the meeting will discuss the snb-
ject of The Reckless Christian" from
Bible standpoint At the same place on
Friday evening. May 18th. the school will
give a concert. Admittance, Is cents.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the school.
John Il. Hall spent Sunday in Lagonda.
Had Jacobs took fine lot of cattle 10 the
London sale Monday. The fathers OF the
children on the Jackson road are about to
ask for a new school house. Ii would be
pleasant to have school near our door.
Irwin HANNA still makes his daily trip to
Wittenberg.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
CATAWBA.

CArAwBA. May S.-Mrs. Anna Hsyzlet
wife of Edward Hayzlett who died in this
place some two or three years ago died al
the home of her parents, Sunday evening
last, at 6 O'Clock. The burial services were
conducted by Rev q. II. Kennedy, at the
NJ. T.. church, Tuesday al 10 O'Clock. She
leaves an orphan child to battle alone with
the world. Lon Jacobs concluded TO
shuttle off this mortal COLI Sunday even
ing last by swallowing an ounce of chlorO-
form. Fortunately tor him. he was found
in time to thwart his intentions. He is now
getting over his sleep. The Catawba and
vicinity library association will meet at the
school house in Catawba Friday evening of
this week The fifty books purchased a.
nucleus are not enough. We need more.
Other business of Importance will be trans
ac,sd. A full attendance is tesired..
Rev C. H. Kennedy wa cll et Ia Addison.
Ohio, last week by the serious Illness of his
sister. She has in part recovered. Mrs
John W. Rapp, who has been quite sick
from dropsy for some time, is now improv-
ing Mr. W. +. Engle, our railroad agent
has moved TO Enon, Ohio. His place is
taken by Mr.. W. W. Kennedy. who was
agent here several years ago. Miss +. [.
Ward returned Saturday last from pleas
ant visit 10 friends in Kentucky. -. Mrs.
N. NJ. McConkey went to Dayton last week
70 purchase her spring stock of millinery
goods. They have arrived. Joseph Pear
son attended the grand encaVipment three
iays al Springfield, Ohio, last week ss dele
gate from NcConkey Post, G. A. X. of
his place. . The captain Of CataWba's Big
Six was weighed last week. much against
ler will. She raised the beam at just
, fraction less than go pounds. -.
Bruce Melvin and family, of Springfield,
Sundayed with friends here this week. ....
We seen i'm the REPrRIIC that 7. ). Alex
lnder and Miss Bronson, of Marion. o.,
we're married last week. If this is our
Pearl. We Join the host in wishing him the |
'est and bright only. of married life.
sumor says that Alf. Jacobs and wife. who |
vent to Texas month or two since. are |
and that they will return IN the
all. Word was received here last night |
hat Mrs. F. B. Pearson had died at Mime |
polls, Mimi, and would be buried at Lon |
lon, o., tomorrow wednesday, at 1880 |
'clock a. m. Particulars Of her illness |
ave not yet been received.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
Whoever ha. visited the shaker.

Must have noticed the bright, clear com
plexions of the Sisters, That bloom of
youth is the result of perfect digestion of
food. The sallow. detected cOuntenance
prevailing nearly all our ladies is the re-
suit of indigestion. The Shaker Extract of
Roots (Siegel's Syrup, will give immediate
relief and bring back the glow Of health.
Harvey Lee, Merchant at Twin Springs.
Mcdonald Co.. No., writes May 3, 1854:
The Shaker Extract of Roots has cured
my wife of sick headache, which she has
been subject to for ten years. She feels so
proud over it tina: she wishes me to sim
cerely thank you for sending the medicine
To this place" Jas. NJ. Morgan, Merchant
of Empire, Ky. writes. Feb. ls,1Ss4: "A
gentleman who had been afflicted for years
with severe rheumatism has been perfectly
cured by seven bottles. Send three dozen
more AT once
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05

DTRSVANT TO the command of an order Of
L sale in partition from the court of com mon
pleas of Clark county Ohio. and TO me aiI ect-
ID and delivered. | will offer for sale at public
auction. at the south door of the court house
Of said county, in the city OF Springfield. o.. on
saturday, May :, A. -. 1887.
1t o clock m, the lands and tenements In
said petition described, O-wit:
Situate in the county of Clark. and state Of
Ohio. to-wit: Lot number seventeen hundred
and fourteen l1lil In Houck's addition to
Springfield. Clark county. Ohio.
The above described premises appraised II
twenty five hundred $3.50 dollars.
Terms Of sae-One- third cash, balance In
equal paymen in one and two years bearing
six per cent. interest, and secured By mort
gage on the premises.
said premises to be sold by order Of the court
of common pleas of Clark county. Ohio. in ease
No. s5.5. wherein Sarah L. Stepp Is petitioner
and Charles l.. Iakey ct al are defendants.
WM. r. BAKER.
Sheriff Clark county. Ohio.
II. WILSON AND ID. OLDHAM. WEAyER AND
kUNKLH, Attorneys. 100
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
A Resolution

DECLARING 1T NECESSARY and the in
~ tention Of council To make public i'm
prOvement by changing the grade Of a portion
of east High street
Resolved, by the council of the city Of
Springfield. Ohio. That IL is necessary and that
il intends TO make public improvement By
changing the grade of a portion OF High street
east of Limestone street. viz:
Beginning at the present curb grade on the
north side of High street, ia feet east of the
east line Of Limestone street; thence east ohO1i
feet TO the present curb grade on the north
side of High street at point III feet west Of
the west line of Gallagher street. Ascent IL
45- 100 feet; said grade to be according to the
profile thereof in the ONCE of the city engi neer
Of this city, for the inspection Of Sll parties in
terested therein.
Resolved, further, That the city clerk be and
is hereby directed TO cause legal publication
to be made Of this resolution. and r. NJ. Gel
wicks appointed and directed to serve legal
netice of this resolution upon all the owners
of property abutting upon said portion Of
High street. or on the persons in whose names
the abutting property is assessed.
Passed by Council April 6. 1857.
+. T. THOMAS. President.
Attest: J. 5. .SHRWALTER. Citv Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05

IT SAVED HER LIpE.-Gooch's Mexican Syrup
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BOscliee's German Syrup TO let lis
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption. severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma. Pneumonia. and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use il without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case. and VT
consider il the duty of all druggists Il
recommend if to the poor, dying consump,
tive, at least to try one bottle, as S0,0
dozen bottles were sold last year. and NJ
one case where il failed was reported
Such medicine as the German Syrup can
not be too widely known. Ask your drug
gist about it, Sample bottles to try, sold al
10 cents. Regular size. - cents Sold by
all Druggists and Dealers, in the United
States and Canads.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-05
Luxuriant Hair

Can only he preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool. and free from dam
druif, and The body in healthful
condition. The great popularity of
Ayers Hair NiSor i due 10 the fact
that II cleauseS the scalp, promotes the
growth ut the hair. prevents it from
falling ou;. and gives it that soft and
silky gloss 50 essential to perfect beauty.
Frederick Hardy. Of Eoxbury. Mass.
a gentleman 1iity years Of age. was fast
losing his hair. and what remained was
growing gray After trying various
dressings with 10 effect. he commenced
the use Of Ayers Hair NigOr. 1t
stopped the falling out" he writes:
'and, TO my great surprise, converted
my white hair without staining the
scalp) 10 he same shade of brolrR it
had when ! was - years Of age"